Markdown Viewer Test

Different viewers (like Minimalist Markdown Editor and GitHub) may display markdown differently. This is a test for different viewers - view the source in a text editor while comparing output from markdown viewers. Note: Some differences are only in how markdown appears in the text editor, but produces the same output when displayed in viewer.

Headers

This is a Header 1

This is a Header 2

Header 1

Header 2

Header 3

Header 4

Header 5

Header 6

Here's italicized text
Here's bold text
Here's bold italicized text

Unordered lists

• (-) list item
• (-) list two
• (-) sublist one
• (+) list item
• (+) sublist item
  • (+) subsublist item
• (*) list item
• (*) list two
• (*) list three

Ordered lists

1. numbered item without double-space line ending plus Another non-bulleted item
2. numbered item with double-space line ending plus
   Another non-bulleted item
   1. sublist item

Formatting (horizontal rules)

Blockquote

This is something someone said a while ago that's an interesting quote that is so long that it wraps on the screen in the browser and still appears fine on-screen continuing to be a run-on sentence that is almost not understandable in a normal sense.

This is something
someone said
a while ago (with double-space line endings)

This is something someone said a while ago that

quotes someone interesting as well

and finishes afterward.

Also, Headings...

• and lists
• can be included
• too, as well as other markdown

Code

Text with inline code included.

block of
source
code

Normal text

    block of
    indented
    source code

Normal text

block of
preformatted
code

Special Characters

© ® ← ↑ ≈ — (See HTML Characters)

Links

This is an inline Google link.
This is a hinted inline Google link.
Here is a reference link to a Search Site.
Here is a reference link to Microcontrollers.
Here is a reference link to an image: ![alt-text-hinted-image][W3C].

Tables (with embedded HTML formatting)

¹²³ Table note describing a special thing about a cell.